“Handimals” Series by Guido Daniele

Guido Daniele is an award-winning artist from Soverato, Italy. In 1990 he began to explore and experiment with body and hand painting. By having his models contort their body into specific positions, he could use his painting skills to create incredibly realistic portraits and scenes onto a living canvas. The inclusion of the human body added a new element to his work and Guido would continue to explore this new direction. In 2000 he created his world-renowned “Handimals” series that saw him paint highly detailed and realistic animals onto hands in various positions. Through manipulation and creativity, Guido masterfully takes the same starting “canvas” and is able to transform it into seemingly any animal he desires. The outcomes are truly amazing!

Photorealistic 3D Drawings by Marcello Barenghi

May 25th in: 3D Graphics, Art Inspiration, Art Works, Graphic Design

Marcello Barenghi is a talented artist from Italy. “I started drawing as a child, but in 1994 I quit. One day I was amused and inspired by a 3D illusion drawing video and I started drawing again after twenty years! Watching someone drawing is really fun, but if you’re looking for a tutorial on how to draw or you are already a good designer, watching a drawing video can also help to improve your technique, discovering new tools or finding tips and inspiration.” So in the following post you’ll see realistic 3D drawings by Marcello Barenghi as well as videos showing the process of drawing. Have fun!

Surrealistic Photomanipulations by Nancy Fouts

May 24th in: Art Inspiration, Art Works

Till today you’ve probably seen a lot of interesting photo manipoulations created by different artists. The following collection also worthy for your attention. British artist and photographer Nancy Fouts creates surrealistic compositions, combining really unexpected things. Take a look!

Book Art by Jonathan Wolstenholme

May 10th in: Art Inspiration, Art Works, Paintings

Jonathan Wolstenholme is a British artist and illustrator best known for his amazingly detailed works deriving from a love of old books. Books on Books is a series of illustrations in which the book world is being described by… the books. Jonathan Wolstenholme combines his appreciation of surrealism, his fondness for antiquarian books, and his wry humor in creating his clever and engaging anthropomorphic images. In doing so, he has created a popular niche for his art, and brought attention to a disappearing art-form; the ancient hallmark of creating books.

Historical Figures in the Modern World

May 5th in: Art Inspiration, Art Works, Paintings

A group of artists led by historian Suzanne Lipscomb decided to dream up how might look like famous figures of English history in our time. And now we have an opportunity to see unexpected portraits of Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, William Shakespeare and admiral Nelson. This project is similar to another great project Celebrities in the Renaissance. So if you like this one then you should check both! Have fun!

Digital Art by VityaR83

April 20th in: Art Inspiration, Art Works, Paintings

Ukrainian artist Vitaliy Ratushnjack hidden under the nickname VityaR83 is the author of the following stunning art works. Vitaliy was born in 1983 and has already gained fame and popularity of the Internet. His art work remind fairy tales and fantasy world of surreal paintings of unimaginable worlds. Perhaps you’ve seen some of them earlier but you definitely have to check this interesting collection of surreal paintings. Have fun!

“Life is Hard” Series by Andrei Lacatusu

April 9th in: Art Inspiration, Art Works, Graphic Design, Inspiration

Life is hard. You know it. And talented Romanian illustrator Andrei Lacatusu knows. Inspired by this truth he created a wonderful series of illustration called “Life is Hard”. All illustrations are highly professional executed and surely worthy for your attention. Check them all and choose the most interesting one!

Leonid Tishkov’s Private Moon

April 6th in: Art Inspiration, Art Photos, Art Works

If you think that this is a series of unearthly photo-manipulations, then you’re wrong! Moscow-based physician Leonid Tishkov is actually traveling the world with his own personal moon. The artist created the moon 10 years ago for a contemporary art performance, after which he took it back to his apartment and eventually started traveling around the world. “I have traveled Private Moon for ten years and each time the moon reveals more space to me. The moon is a shining point that brings people together from different countries, of different nationalities and cultures,” – says Leonid. Take a look!

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